Octoberguest! Technical Difficulties

October 18, 2008 by -

Good morning. If you tuned in early, you may have seen some fun pet photos and pet behavior expert Amy Shojai–and no text! I’m off to Bengal’s soccer game, but will be back soon to figure out what the heck blogger did with Amy’s post!

Octoberguest! Bill Cameron

October 17, 2008 by - 15 Comments

While I was clicking around, thinking about how to introduce Bill Cameron in a way that wouldn’t bring too much of a blush to his ever-smiling face, I kept coming across the phrase New Century Noir. Indeed, it’s the perfect descriptive phrase for Bill’s work. Bill always delivers delicious mysteries, but his heroes are flawed …Read More

Octoberguest! Maggie Caldwell

October 16, 2008 by - 1 Comment

What I will always remember best about getting to know Maggie (many, many years ago!) is how she built a most astonishing pink and green coffee table between eleven o’clock one night and seven the next morning for a stagecraft class. When class began at nine, the paint was still wet. The prof was a …Read More

Octoberguest! Maggie Bishop

October 14, 2008 by - 2 Comments

Meet mystery writer Maggie Bishop. She’s a fellow Sisters in Crime member who lives in the mountains of North Carolina–one of my favorite regions in the country. Maggie’s latest novel Perfect for Framing comes out November first. Welcome, Maggie! CocoCay by Maggie Bishop How could I possibly take time off with a book release in …Read More

Octoberguest! Deborah LeBlanc

October 13, 2008 by - 6 Comments

Deborah LeBlanc is my kind of writer. Not only does she write thrilling tales of supernatural horror, but she’s founded two corporations, a literacy foundation, and she’s the current president of the Horror Writers Association. I met her when she was the panel master for my very first conference panel at Thrillerfest in 2007, and …Read More

Octoberguest! Shane Gericke

October 11, 2008 by - 7 Comments

It always does my heart good to walk into a writer’s conference or reading event and see that Shane Gericke is already there. We met at my first Thrillerfest in NYC, where he quickly helped me feel like I belonged. When you read his post, you’ll know why–he has a heart as big as his …Read More

Octoberguest! Sharon Linnea

October 10, 2008 by - 5 Comments

It’s hard to imagine a livelier path to writing thrillers than the one Sharon Linnea has followed: she’s had five of her plays produced off-Broadway, written for the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, been a book and magazine editor, produced a successful indie film, published biographies, and has even written for a morning television …Read More